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Notion removes several unlimited labels from its pricing comparison table
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Notion's pricing page comparison table dropped several unlimited labels this week, covering pages and blocks, external guests and published pages. A file upload entry of up to 5 GB was also added. The evidence does not show which plan each change belongs to.
Pricing
PricingWhat changed
- In the pages and blocks row, an entry reading unlimited for individuals was removed, and a separate entry reading unlimited was also removed.
- In the external guest limit row, an entry reading unlimited guests was removed.
- In the web publishing row, unlimited published pages was replaced with published pages.
- In the file uploads row, an entry reading up to 5 GB was added next to an existing up to 5 MB entry.
From the page
- AddedFile uploadsUp to 5 MBUp to 5 GBPage history
- RemovedContentPages & blocks
Unlimited for individualslimited for 2+ members - AddedSame as businessWeb publishingPublished pagesnotion.site domains
- RemovedPages & blockslimited for 2+ members
UnlimitedFile uploads - RemovedExternal guest limit10
Unlimited guestsTeamspaces (open & closed) - RemovedSame as businessWeb publishing
Unlimited published pagesnotion.site domains
Exact text from notion.com/pricing, captured .
What it could mean
Removing unlimited wording from several rows could mean some Notion plans now have tighter or less clearly defined limits, or it may only be a wording cleanup. Competitors that market unlimited pages, guests or publishing may find these comparisons with Notion carry more weight.
